Movies

Idris Elba, the well-known actor hailing from London and recognized for his roles in “The Wire” and “Luther”, has been announced to star in an upcoming TV series titled “Things Fall Apart“. This project is being developed jointly by A24 and Elba himself, with executive production handled by both Idris Elba and Gina Carter through their studio, 22Summers. Yoruba Saxon, a production company led by David Oyelowo and Amanda N’Duka, will also contribute to the show. The series is set to be brought to life by Ben Forkner and Dayo Ogunyemi in collaboration with Achebe Masterworks, based on the widely acclaimed 1958 novel.

Comedian Will Ferrell discusses the issue of transphobia. His latest project, Josh Greenbaum’s “Will & Harper,” follows a journey across America by Ferrell and his longtime friend and former Saturday Night Live writer Harper Steele, who transitioned in 2021. They first met in the 90s during their time on the sketch comedy series. Thirty years into their friendship, Steele revealed her identity as transgender. The documentary, which Netflix obtained after its debut at Sundance earlier this year, explores the rekindling of their friendship following Steele’s transition. During an interview with The Independent about “Will & Harper,” Ferrell was queried about the existence of transphobia.

The highly acclaimed series “Tulsa King,” starring Sylvester Stallone, made its comeback on Paramount+ for its second season on September 15. Remarkably, this crime drama has been breaking records for the streaming service. According to a recent report by Deadline, the Season 2 premiere of “Tulsa King” garnered a staggering 2 million global views in its first day, setting a new record for the series. In just seven days, the episode managed to attract a total of 5.4 million households, an achievement that Chris McCarthy, Co-CEO and President of Paramount Global, attributes to two factors: Stallone’s star power and the skillful storytelling of showrunner Terrence Winter and creator Taylor Sheridan in creating a captivating world.

Palace, a London-based fashion label, is taking the right steps into the upcoming winter season. To welcome the cold days that are coming, they have revealed their Winter 2024 lookbook, designed to keep you warm wherever you go. The collection offers a versatile assortment of streetwear with insulating properties to refresh your wardrobe, providing an exciting array of outerwear options for fashionable seasonal changes.

wrapping up the fourth day in Paris, Casablanca ignited excitement among attendees with a dazzling automobile-themed display during the Spring 2025 fashion presentation, highlighting their popular post-sports style in the heart of the city.